smoker
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8.3
- noun
- /ˈsmoʊkər/
- Archaic
:
velada para caballeros
- Film Narrator (V.O.): Cobb and his friends were notorious for booze and sex parties they had in the off-season, parties they called 'Smokers,' which took place in various hunting cabins they would fill with hookers.
- party smoker
Examples
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We'll have a real smoker later, eh?
Fiction book (1994) -
Listen, as Del told you, we're putting a smoker together.
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It looks like a fraternity smoker for lobbyists.
Fiction book (1992) -
And at the smoker, we have my dear old Uncle Jack probably making sure Bobby-O doesn't overcook his famous pulled pork.
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Parties called "smokers"... which took place in various hunting cabins... they filled with hookers... many of whom were his guests at the ballpark.
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At the end of the month, we are hosting a smoker to celebrate the team's achievements with food and drinks.
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The annual charity smoker attracted many local businessmen who enjoyed good food and cigars.
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Last weekend, my friends and I attended a smoker that featured live music and great barbecue.
Compounds
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Morphology
Etymology
Smoker as a social event comes from gatherings where people would sit, drink and smoke together, so the name uses the same smoke + -er idea, meaning 'people who smoke'. That's why a smoker became the name for a party, often one for men with smoking and entertainment.